Expected: Late 2010 Expected Price Bracket: Rs. 35-lakh to 50-lakh Engines: 3.7-litre V6 Petrol, 3.0-litre V6 Diesel Rivals: Mitsubishi Montero, BMW X3, Audi Q5, Land Rover Freelander2 The Tata-FIAT JV may soon benefit from FIAT Italy’s 20% shareholding in the […]
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Night vision on automobiles became big news when it was first featured on the Mercedes-Benz S-class car. Slowly almost every premium carmaker followed suit by offering night vision as an option. The technology has trickled down to the extent that
Night vision system for bikes Read More »
The month of September saw robust sales of 1.69 lakh units with many a manufacturers achieving record sales in the month. The Indian Auto industry seems to have broken-off from the clutches of the deadly recession. Hatchbacks: Alto: 20045 continues
September 2009 Sales Figures and Analysis Read More »
With BMW deciding to leave the sport at the end of the 2009 season Robert Kubica will replace Fernando Alonso as Renault’s star driver from next year, and we no longer have to worry about Robert not finding a competitive
Renault signs Kubica for 2010 Read More »
Starting from P1, Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel took the chequered flag with a controlled, flawless and mature drive at the Japanese GP. He had a minor wheel jamming scare during his first pit-stop, but thanks to the lead he had
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Sebastian Vettel dominated Suzuka with the fastest times in Q1, Q2 and Q3 to claim pole position at the Japanese GP. Jarno Trulli joins him on the front row with Lewis Hamilton put his McLaren in the third spot. However,
Vettel on pole, while ‘Suzuka’ claims 5 victims! Read More »
Porsche has launched ‘it’s first 4 door production sedan’ in India. The Porsche Panamera is being offered to prospective buyers in three variants namely S, 4S and Turbo. The S and the 4S variants draw power from a common 4.8
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We take a look at defunct British Marques desperately awaiting resurrection. Mihir Gadre indulges you in some nostalgia. Ariel The Ariel name dates back to 1847 when the company made an early pneumatic-tyred wheel for horse drawn carriages. The name
History – Remembering the Royals Read More »
Has Yamaha has gotten the Fazer right on the second attempt? Mihir Gadre ponders over the answer… It is a proven fact that Indian bikers are extremely fond of fairings. From ancient bullets to humble HH CD100s there has never
Yamaha Fazer: Faired Enough? Read More »
125s are the new 100s, they say. Well I don’t think so. The problem with the current 125s is that the manufacturers are never satisfied with just 25% improvement over a 100 cc bike. They are always hunting for something
The one-two-five Conundrum Read More »
